Brussels Pride 2026

• Only volunteers wearing yellow jackets will be trained to assist people with reduced mobility.

• The bars offer priority access for people with reduced mobility.

• Please use public transport to get to the city centre (metro/accessible central station). !!!! The lift at the metro station in the central station is closed for renovation work. If you are travelling by metro, you must use Debroucker or Parc station.

Mont des Arts stage:

• Signage indicates alternative routes.

• The stage is located to the left of the statue of King Albert. From the Mont des Arts, a PRM access route through the park will allow you to reach it easily behind the steps.

• A disabled toilet is provided near the podium.

The parade:

• The parade route is 2.5 km long.

• The parade takes place on the road; it is therefore suitable for vehicles.

• The second section of the parade, running from Place Fontainas towards Boulevard de l'Empereur, is quite steep.

• Disabled parking spaces are available in the Albertine multi-storey car park. The number of spaces is limited.

Mont des Arts Stage:

• Access to the reserved area is via the Mont des Arts. There is a steep slope to negotiate.

• Access to the disabled viewing area may be difficult due to crowds on the walkways during peak times throughout the day.

• The disabled viewing area does not offer an ideal view of the stage.

Charities’ Village:

• The Charities’ Village is located on Boulevard de l’Empereur: on the road, on the pavement or on the central reservation. Not all stands will be accessible, but staff will be attentive to people with reduced mobility.

• One or other access ramp will be available depending on the activities planned by the exhibitors.

• Only volunteers wearing yellow jackets will be trained to assist people with reduced mobility.

• Bars offer priority access for people with reduced mobility.

• Please use public transport in the city centre (metro/accessible central station). !!!! The lift at the metro station in the central station is closed for renovation work. If you are travelling by metro, you must use Debroucker or Parc station.

Mont des Arts stage:

• Signage indicates alternative routes.

• The stage is located to the left of the statue of King Albert. From the Mont des Arts, a PRM access route through the park will allow you to reach it easily behind the steps.

• Seats are provided.

• A disabled toilet is provided near the podium.

The parade:

• The parade route is 2.5 km long.

• The parade takes place on the road; it is therefore suitable for vehicles.

• The second section of the parade, running from Place Fontainas towards Boulevard de l'Empereur, is quite steep.

• Disabled parking spaces are available in the Albertine multi-storey car park. The number of spaces is limited.

Mont des Arts Stage:

• Access to the reserved area is via the Mont des Arts. There is a steep slope to negotiate.

• Access to the podium may be difficult due to crowds on the walkways at peak times.

• The disabled access podium does not offer an ideal view of the stage.

Charities’ Village:

• The Charities’ Village is located on Boulevard de l’Empereur: on the road, on the pavement or on the central reservation. Not all stands will be accessible, but staff will be attentive to people with reduced mobility.

• One or other access ramp will be available depending on the activities planned by the exhibitors.

• You can enjoy the festive atmosphere of the event.

• Assistance dogs are welcome.

• Disabled parking spaces are available in the Albertine multi-storey car park. The number of spaces is limited.

• It will be difficult for a blind person to find their way around the site unaided.

• There is no content available with audio description.

Mont des Arts Stage:

• Access to the reserved area is via the Mont des Arts, then a dedicated pathway through the park will take you to the stage.

• Reaching the disabled access pathway in the park may be difficult due to crowds on the walkways.

Community Village:

• The event is expected to attract over 100,000 people; there will be a large crowd around the stage. 

• You can soak up the festive atmosphere of the event.

• Assistance dogs are welcome.

• A number of volunteers will be on hand to provide information and assistance throughout the event (parade). They will be wearing T-shirts and badges featuring the Pride logo.

• There is no suitable content.

• Disabled parking spaces are available in the Albertine multi-storey car park. The number of spaces is limited.

Mont des Arts Stage:

• Access to the reserved area is via the Mont des Arts. Access to the disabled access route in the park may be difficult due to crowds on the paths.

• The event is expected to attract over 100,000 people; there will be a large crowd gathering at the stage area. 

• You can soak up the festive atmosphere of the event.

• The opening speech is being interpreted into sign language by Muzik en signes.

• Disability support volunteers can be identified by their yellow jackets.

• There are no special arrangements for the concerts; there is no sign language or signed singing.

• There are no volunteers who are proficient in sign language.

• You can soak up the festive atmosphere of the event.

• The opening speech is being interpreted into sign language by Muzik en signes.

• Disability support volunteers can be identified by their yellow jackets.

• There is no sign language interpreter at the Mont des Arts stage.

• A few volunteers will be on hand to provide information and assistance throughout the event, but they do not know sign language.

• The event attracts over 100,000 people; there will be a large crowd gathered at the stage area. 

• You can soak up the festive atmosphere of the event.

• Volunteers assisting people with reduced mobility, who can be identified by their yellow jackets, will be trained to assist people with reduced mobility.

Mont des Arts stage:

• The stage is located to the left of the statue of King Albert. From the Mont des Arts, a PRM access route through the park will allow you to reach it easily behind the steps.

• Seating will be available on the stage. 

• There is no suitable content.

• Disabled parking spaces are available in the Albertine multi-storey car park. The number of spaces is limited.

• The festival site is open; visitors are free to enter and leave the site at will.

• There are unsecured stairways (Mont des Arts and access to Boulevard de l’Empereur from Rue Lebeau).

• The event attracts over 100,000 people; there will be a large crowd gathering around the stage area.